The landlord could be adding money to their bank account to make it appear the tenants are fully paying to unload a problem property.

I'll be adding a couple to mine, especially going to local REIs in the market investing in.

Gents,I am a wholesaler in the area, feel free to send me your email/number if you would like to be added to my cash buyers list!

I would later find a few other critical pieces of information that needed to be added to the pro forma I started with, bringing my return to somewhere in the neighborhood of 13%.

Have one property and will be adding (hopefully) one to two per year. 

I was shocked.I said no of course and he call me more bad names and said how I was wasting his time by "asking too many questions" and not wiring him and/or his contractor the money.After more heated back and forth he agreed to have me wire him $8K to cover the legal costs to have my name added to his POF (by this point, I didn't even want to be added to this stupid document EVER), James said that "too many people has taken my money and ran, so this would legally cover him".I was living and jumped on the phone with this so called "contractor" that I met earlier in the week asking him "OK FOR REAL, WHO IN THE WORLD IS JAMES!!?"

They usually need to if the auction property is on the MLS.Depending on your total preapproval amount, the buyer’s premium can be added to your financing.

The combination of not being able to put 20% down and being a landlord is clouding my judgement***Option B: Sell current, live in new primary- Use the equity for 20% down payment (no more PMI) and for renovations - Cash reserves remain untouched for a different investment property next year, and more would be added to this fund but then as well- Very unlikely I would be able to get the same kind of cashflow from property next year, but I could do more "tenant friendly" updates, instead of the marble bathroom countertops I have currently. *** This seems to be my gut answer, but I might be saying that out of fear***This is the current home.

I have a $100 fee to be added if I have to file an eviction 

Is the current owner a slumlord and the units are no where near livable and safe, meaning you would be adding about $80k to get the place in decent shape?